All articles tagged with #election dynamics
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Manhattan Institute
A Manhattan Institute survey shows Andrew Cuomo maintaining his lead in the NYC mayoral primary amid voter unease with the city's direction, with key issues being crime, housing, and public safety. The race remains fluid, with demographic and issue-based divides shaping support, and Cuomo's broad coalition giving him an edge in the general election.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Politico
The New Jersey primary election on June 10, 2025, features a highly competitive race for governor with significant implications for both parties, including a notable absence of the traditional county line system, high spending, and the influence of Donald Trump. The Democratic race is wide open with six candidates, while the Republican race is led by Jack Ciattarelli, a Trump supporter and previous contender. The election's outcome will shape the November general election and reflect shifting political dynamics in the state.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Georgia's upcoming primary is expected to solidify Donald Trump's third consecutive GOP nomination and Joe Biden's Democratic nomination, setting the stage for a rematch of the 2020 presidential contest. While the primary may seem anticlimactic, it holds significance in invigorating voter coalitions and addressing protest-vote movements. Both camps aim to rev up turnout in a race that has garnered less attention due to the absence of main rivals. The primary serves as an unofficial start to the general election campaign, with Trump and Biden holding rival rallies to refocus attention on the upcoming votes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
Despite a period of relative quiet, Donald Trump's recent landslide victory in the Iowa caucuses has solidified his return as a dominant figure in American political life, with a likely march to a third nomination. His ability to shape a narrative of victimhood and maintain a strong hold on the Republican base has been underestimated, and his legal and electoral dramas are set to shadow the nation's consequential year. While Democrats hope to highlight Trump's legal peril and chaotic history, his continued influence and support among Republicans pose challenges for the upcoming election.